
The pact will be addressed in the State-Generalitat Bilateral Commission, coinciding with the start of the electoral campaign
The Government and the Generalitat will seal an agreement for the participation of Catalonia in the governance of the Catalan airports managed by Aena, as announced by the Catalan president, Salvador Illa.
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The pact is addressed by the State-Generalitat Bilateral Commission and follows the model applied in the Basque Country.
Today the Government and the Generalitat will seal an agreement for Catalonia to participate in the governance of the Catalan airports managed by Aena. The pact, which will come to light a few hours before the start of the general election campaign on November 29, is the most notable point on the agenda that both Executives will address this Thursday in the State-Generalitat Bilateral Commission.
"We are going to adopt an agreement on the same terms as was made with the Basque Country to contribute our voice in the decisions that must be made in this area," announced the Catalan president, Salvador Illa, in an interview on the TVE program La Hora de La 1.
As explained by the head of the Government, this bilateral airport body will allow the Generalitat to "help the proper functioning of Aena airports in Catalonia."
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